High Middle Ages · South Asia · Politics
1070
Kulottunga I Unifies Chola and Chalukya Lines
1070
Kulottunga I, a Chalukya prince by blood and a Chola king by seizure, consolidated his hold over the merged dynasty and began a reign that would last half a century. He reorganized provincial administration, revived maritime trade with Southeast Asia, and - in a gesture of confident sovereignty - abolished the tribute payments that Chola kings had long extracted from Sri Lanka. The Later Chola period had begun.
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High Middle Ages (1000–1300), one of 1,306 events from that era on Saeculum.